Alexfire

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[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world 3 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Indoctrination is one of the faulty foundations of supernatural systems. It is not healthy to tell a child that they are evil and such for things before conception and other stuff that is not actually bad or their fault. That's shame/blame/guilt, also threaten group belonging, punish/reward cycles, conditional belonging, and threaten eternal suffering if don't say the right words for the reward in another realm for suffering now. It's also unhealthy to dissuade curiosity and higher thinking levels, to rigorously test and examine things and use the most current information, update it as we learn more. "The ledger shall be balanced", some keep hope to trudge on in this dreary life. The people "needed that" to accept the suffering from the wealth inequality, worked hard for the owners, and expect something after this.

Understanding the history of supernatural belief systems, languages, arts, tools, use of fire, etc. is really interesting and it all makes sense, the Denisovans and Homo Floresiensis, once the need to protect wealth emerged in places, transfer it to heirs, powerful men got to make the rules and write history and supernatural reasons worked easier than brute force.

[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world -1 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

This guy quit dramatically, others haven't slammed their jobs yet, and even if countries agree to limits, will their militaries and businesses? Some countries won't agree, and at the rate they say it's approaching danger, may not slow it much from job defection. Could ask an llm to estimate what % of talent loss could impede its progress to take over.


Ask an L l m,

Estimate what percent to,

Stop its take over

[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world 2 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

The namesake in the stories was radical, an outcast, single 30 year old who rested his head on fave buddy's chest after meals, treated women equally, healed the centurion's lover back home, turn the other cheek, last will be first, all are welcome, and anti-establishment/hierarchies that make impossible demands on people. Decades later, when the men wrote the NT to match the OT as needed, small groups tried to keep women included, but the power structure groups became the large ones, that Rome later used for their means.

Right place at the right time to spread quickly, story details compiled from thousands of years of supernatural oral traditions, to appeal to many and not exclusive like ethnic groups so anyone could join. Some modern churches are welcoming and that's great. Ideally they also teach human caused Holocene extinction, nothing coming to fix the climate crisis and need to cooperate globally for all the climate refugees to minimize suffering however possible, like the namesake would do, if they choose to read it that way. They should also welcome Sagan's baloney detection kit to openly discuss all topics.

[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world 0 points 1 day ago

It's just fascism,

They don't conserve anything,

And the whole cult cheered!

[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world 7 points 1 day ago

I feel myself die,

When verbal diarrhea,

Spews out of his mouth

[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world 5 points 1 day ago

Children were abused,

The perps get away with it,

Who’s really in charge?

[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world 2 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

True, and there is no supernatural reward for suffering in this one existence either. No ledger of wrongs to be balanced in a fantasy realm, so enjoy being conscious stardust in the blip of time we have, and be excellent to each other!

[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world 5 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Proudly not too bright,

Their children often abused,

They elect rapist

[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world 3 points 2 days ago

True, and they tell others to screw their feelings, it's part of the indoctrination, the hypocrisy is real!

[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world 1 points 2 days ago (1 children)

Dear Chat G P T,

Make a picture that has light,

Shoot out of my hands!

[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world 2 points 2 days ago (1 children)

The llms keep getting worse where they first answer with both-sides have merit and give pros and cons, but try to avoid ranking by score, how well each issue helps the majority live healthier lives, quality of life and such. It doesn't want to show how much higher the Democratic platform scores on a comparison of top voter issues. It should impartially do the math, show areas for improvement, see how people in other countries do better with x, y and z issues, and polls show they would never give up the nice things, we all should have too.

[–] Alexfire@lemmy.world 1 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

"When asked if they will vote for the platform that most supports union, workers' rights, which are human rights, only 30% said they would." "They also said they "feel like" the party doesn't pass laws from the platform federally, but realized some states have, and that federally need enough majority and for long enough to keep the legislation people want."

Kidding, I made that up, but somehow that 70% this claims, does not translate to consistent election wins, and then rights for the majority of us are chipped away each time, life seems harder so people often double down on blaming minorities and make harsher laws. It's a historical pattern you can learn about and see it repeating again, or how to avoid it would be fun!

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